Rising gasoline prices across the U.S. have failed to spark a surge in electric vehicle sales, despite expectations that higher fuel costs would drive more consumers toward battery-powered alternatives. Industry analysts note that EV adoption continues to lag behind projections, with many potential buyers still hesitant to make the switch amid concerns over upfront costs and charging infrastructure. While traditional automakers and startups alike have ramped up production of electric models, market demand has yet to match the pace of supply. The disconnect raises questions about whether financial incentives and consumer perception are the key barriers holding back broader EV adoption.
Even as gas price spikes hit the US, electric vehicle sales remain stale Yahoo Autos
